Japanese developer Wonderland Kazakiri released a really fun dungeon crawling RPG called BlockQuest [Free] back in September of 2015. It was an isometric, voxel-based, tap-to-hop game in a similar vein to Crossy Road, and the absolute glut of games that were trading off the success of Hipster Whale's mega hit probably made it pretty easy to gloss over BlockQuest when it came out. However, despite utilizing that tried and true formula, BlockQuest was a really great game that stood on its own merits as it wasn't just another endless high score chaser but a full-blown RPG with pre-designed worlds and a full character progression system. It's like somebody took an RPG and stuffed it into the shell of Crossy Road, and it turned out beautifully. About a year later, Wonderland Kazakiri released a follow-up title called Dungeon of Gravestone [Free] which was pretty much just an improved version of BlockQuest that received a ton of updates throughout 2017, including its most recent update from November which added iPhone X support. Now the developers want to take their BlockQuest series in a pretty exciting direction with BlockQuest Maker, a game which Shaun got to briefly see back at Tokyo Game Show last year. Basically BlockQuest Maker is exactly what it says on the tin: You can make your very own dungeons and play through them, just like in either of the BlockQuest games, and then share them for the world to play. You can even earn gold from people playing your created dungeon, ...